Dean Witter Reynolds was an American stock brokerage and securities firm catering to retail clients. Prior to its acquisition, it was among the largest retail firms in the securities industry with over 9,000 account executives (ranking third in the US in 1996) and was among the largest members of the New York Stock Exchange. The company served over 3.2 million clients primarily in the U.S. Dean Witter provided debt and equity underwriting and brokerage as well as mutual funds and other saving and investment products for individual investors. The company's asset management arm, Dean Witter InterCapital, with total assets of $90.0 billion prior to acquisition, was one of the largest asset management operations in the U.S. In 1997, Dean Witter's parent company Dean Witter, Discover, Inc., which also owned Discover Card, merged with investment banking house Morgan Stanley to form Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. The combined firm later dropped the Dean Witter name. In 2009, the Dean Witter retail operations were transferred to Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, a joint venture with Citigroup. For many years, the company used the corporate slogan, "We measure success one investor at a time," which was later adopted by Morgan Stanley.
Novalux is a company specializing in the development, manufacturing, and distribution of advanced laser systems. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Novalux is known for its Extended Cavity Surface Emitting Laser technology, which serves as a sophisticated solution for various applications, including projection displays, specialty lighting, neon sign alternatives, and automotive lighting. Additionally, the company focuses on creating laser modules designed for optical networks, enabling scalable platforms that enhance information bandwidth for long-haul, metro, and local access communication systems. Novalux's innovative products provide solid-state light sources that surpass traditional UHP lamps and LEDs used for microdisplay illumination. As of January 2008, Novalux operates as a subsidiary of Arasor International Limited.
Novalux
Series A in 2003
Novalux is a company specializing in the development, manufacturing, and distribution of advanced laser systems. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Novalux is known for its Extended Cavity Surface Emitting Laser technology, which serves as a sophisticated solution for various applications, including projection displays, specialty lighting, neon sign alternatives, and automotive lighting. Additionally, the company focuses on creating laser modules designed for optical networks, enabling scalable platforms that enhance information bandwidth for long-haul, metro, and local access communication systems. Novalux's innovative products provide solid-state light sources that surpass traditional UHP lamps and LEDs used for microdisplay illumination. As of January 2008, Novalux operates as a subsidiary of Arasor International Limited.
Respond.com
Venture Round in 2002
Respond.com is an online marketplace that connects consumers ready to make purchases with local businesses across three main sectors: Weddings & Events, Home Services, and Financial Services. Established in 1998, Respond allows users to submit a single request form, receiving responses from up to four local service providers, thereby streamlining the search process for quality services. The platform emphasizes a spam-free experience, ensuring consumer anonymity while facilitating direct communication between shoppers and merchants. Over the past decade, Respond has successfully assisted more than five million users in finding local service providers, positioning itself as a valuable resource in the lead generation space. Respond is privately owned and operated by TEOCO Corporation.
Fast-Chip
Series B in 2001
Fast-Chip, Inc. provides component level solutions for network original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). The company markets, designs, and sells high performance network coprocessors. The company’s patented technologies include packet classification algorithms, database management and arithmetic memory design. Fast-Chip, Inc. founded in 1998 and is based in Los Altos, California.
Chameleon Systems
Series C in 2001
Chameleon Systems is a privately held fabless semiconductor company that designs, markets and sells programmable system-on-a-chip solutions for the communications electronics markets. Headquartered in San Jose, California, the company has developed the industry´s first reconfigurable communications processor (RCP)--an ideal solution for data-intensive Internet, DSP, wireless basestations, voice compression, software-defined radio, and other high-performance embedded telecom and datacom applications. The Chameleon RCP solution allows data and telecom equipment vendors to create customized communications signal processors to increase performance and channel count, more quickly adapt to new requirements and standards, reduce time-to-market, lower development costs and reduce risk.
NextNine
Series B in 2001
NextNine Ltd. is a developer of operational technology security management software, focusing on the protection of industrial and critical infrastructure from cyber security threats. The company's flagship platform facilitates centralized security management for SCADA and ICS environments, addressing vulnerabilities specific to proprietary processes and networks. NextNine's solutions are tailored for sectors such as oil, gas, mining, chemicals, energy, manufacturing, and defense, where the need for remote maintenance and support increases susceptibility to cyber attacks. In addition to its core security software, NextNine offers remote product service, technical support, training, and consulting. With over 6,000 global installations, the company has established itself as a leader in OT security, recognized for its contributions to enhancing cyber security in critical infrastructure. NextNine is headquartered in New York and has been a subsidiary of Honeywell International since 2017.
Netscalibur Italia
Venture Round in 2001
Netscalibur Italia specializes in providing internet protocol managed services to businesses and corporations. The company offers a range of solutions that include broadband connectivity, hosting, and various value-added services such as virtual private networks (VPN), security, outsourcing, and messaging. By focusing on these services, Netscalibur Italia aims to support its clients in enhancing their operational efficiency and ensuring secure communications.
PortalPlayer
Series C in 2001
PortalPlayer is a semiconductor company based in Santa Clara, California, specializing in the design and development of platform solutions for personal media players. The company offers a system-on-chip platform that integrates a central processing unit, memory interfaces, and other essential components. This enables manufacturers to create feature-rich, hard disk drive-based personal media players and notebook computers with secondary displays. By focusing on comprehensive solutions that include both hardware and accompanying firmware and software, PortalPlayer supports the growing demand for advanced multimedia devices in the consumer electronics market.
R2 Technology
Venture Round in 2001
R2 Technology develops and commercializes computer-aided detection systems for the early-detection of breast cancer. R2 Technology pioneered the use of CAD for mammography in 1998 when the ImageChecker system became the first CAD system approved by the FDA for screening mammography. The company was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. As of July 13, 2006, R2 Technology, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Hologic Inc.
RichFX
Venture Round in 2000
RichFX, founded in 1998, specializes in e-commerce infrastructure solutions aimed at enhancing the online shopping experience. Initially focused on developing 3D shopping environments, the company pivoted to offer a range of immersive, reality-based solutions for retailers. At its peak, RichFX served several hundred online retailers, including prominent names such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Burberry, and Walmart. Despite its innovative offerings, the company faced challenges, including a patent infringement lawsuit, which contributed to its decline. Ultimately, RichFX was acquired by Channel Advisor, although the legal issues remained unresolved at the time of the acquisition.
Silicon Access Networks
Series C in 2000
Silicon Access Networks is a provider of an ultra-high performance chipsets for terabit routers and communication silicon to the networking and telecommunications market.
Nexant
Series A in 2000
Nexant is a global provider of intelligent grid software and clean energy solutions, specializing in advancing electric power grids and alternative energy technologies. The company focuses exclusively on energy, leveraging the expertise of its experienced professionals and proprietary industry information to deliver innovative services and technologies. Nexant aims to support utilities, energy enterprises, chemical companies, and government entities by enhancing customer engagement, operational efficiency, and resource management. Through its comprehensive offerings, the company plays a pivotal role in fostering a productive and sustainable energy future, establishing a strong reputation within the energy solutions sector.
Novalux
Series C in 2000
Novalux is a company specializing in the development, manufacturing, and distribution of advanced laser systems. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Novalux is known for its Extended Cavity Surface Emitting Laser technology, which serves as a sophisticated solution for various applications, including projection displays, specialty lighting, neon sign alternatives, and automotive lighting. Additionally, the company focuses on creating laser modules designed for optical networks, enabling scalable platforms that enhance information bandwidth for long-haul, metro, and local access communication systems. Novalux's innovative products provide solid-state light sources that surpass traditional UHP lamps and LEDs used for microdisplay illumination. As of January 2008, Novalux operates as a subsidiary of Arasor International Limited.
Endius
Venture Round in 2000
Endius, founded in 1997, specializes in developing innovative products for invasive and endoscopic spine surgeries aimed at providing less traumatic and more effective solutions for patients suffering from back pain. The company's product portfolio includes the Atavi system, an atraumatic spine surgery system designed to assist surgeons in performing various lumbar spine fusion procedures, as well as the TiTLE and MDS microdebrider systems. Endius is focused on creating comprehensive spine surgery solutions to enhance surgical outcomes. The company was acquired by Zimmer Biomet Holdings, further expanding its reach in the medical device market.
Hyperchip
Series C in 2000
Hyperchip (www.Hyperchip.com) is the Petabit Routing Company. Founded in 1997, Hyperchip is a privately held company funded by Siemens, Argo Global Capital (backed by the worlds leading telcos) and TechnoCap, Montreal's leading net-focused venture fund. The company is headquartered in Montreal. All financial figures included in this press release are cited in Canadian dollars. Hyperchip and the Petabit Routing Company are trademarks of Hyperchip Inc. Other trademarks identified in this release are the property of their respective companies.
@link Networks
Series B in 2000
@Link Networks provides small- and medium-sized businesses with secure, high-speed private networks.
WARP Solutions
Series B in 2000
WARP Solutions is committed to leading the eBusiness revolution by providing the best Internet infrastructure components and architecture on the market. Our pledge is to deliver the best possible quality of experience to all of our customers. The WARP experience is characterized by exceptional reliability, compatibility, scalability and security.
Relera
Series B in 2000
Relera is a provider of media technology services that offers a comprehensive solution for web and application hosting needs. Established in 2000 and headquartered in Denver and San Diego, the company specializes in enterprise-class colocation space and managed bandwidth services that are diverse and carrier-neutral. Relera aims to meet the demands of its customers by delivering a geographically diverse infrastructure tailored to support their hosting requirements.
Corero Network Security
Series D in 2000
Corero Network Security is a network security solutions provider that specializes in protecting businesses from distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks. Headquartered in Uxbridge, United Kingdom, the company offers a range of innovative products and services, including the SmartWall Threat Defense System, which provides real-time protection against various cyber threats such as network and application layer DDoS attacks, volumetric attacks, and multi-vector attacks. Corero's solutions are designed to enhance security architectures by offering automatic attack mitigation, continuous threat visibility, and network forensics. The company's offerings include SmartWall network threat defense appliances, a service portal for real-time DDoS mitigation, and SecureWatch Analytics for security monitoring. Corero primarily serves service providers, hosting providers, data centers, managed security service providers, and digital enterprises, with a significant portion of its revenue generated in the United States. The company was formerly known as Corero plc and changed its name in June 2011.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Series C in 2000
Enterprise Rent-A-Car is a prominent global provider of transportation solutions, offering a diverse range of services that include car, truck, and motorcycle rentals, as well as car sharing and sales. The company tailors its rental programs to meet the specific needs of its clients, ensuring a personalized experience. With a strong commitment to safety, Enterprise Rent-A-Car prioritizes the well-being of both customers and employees. The company's mobile application enhances convenience by allowing users to manage reservations, access roadside assistance, and locate rental branches. Headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, Enterprise Rent-A-Car is recognized for its extensive network and large fleet, solidifying its reputation as a leading choice in the transportation industry.
eConvergent
Series B in 2000
eConvergent, founded in 1999 and based in Pleasanton, California, specializes in developing software solutions that enhance customer relationship management (CRM) for businesses. The company's flagship product, eMerge, is a CRM integration platform that enables organizations to collect and store customer data from various sources, providing employees with the necessary tools to access this information effectively. eConvergent assists e-businesses and enterprise subsidiaries in building robust eCRM sales, marketing, and customer service infrastructures, thereby empowering clients to leverage the internet for better customer engagement and market outreach. In 2002, eConvergent was acquired by Boulder Ventures.
Tenor Networks
Series C in 2000
Tenor Networks, Inc. specializes in the development and manufacturing of optical switching systems and communications equipment. The company offers a range of products designed to enhance service intelligence for optical networks, including the TN250G, a Core MPLS Switch, and TEMPo, an element management platform. These products aim to improve the efficiency and management of optical communication systems, catering to the needs of modern network infrastructures.
Turin Networks
Series B in 2000
Turin Networks, Inc. is a prominent provider of Carrier Ethernet solutions tailored for wireline and wireless network operators globally. The company specializes in addressing the practical challenges faced by network operators, particularly in the realms of Wireless Backhaul, Carrier Ethernet, and Converged Services. Turin Networks offers a range of products, including metro service edge solutions that facilitate MEF-compliant Ethernet delivery over fiber and copper, as well as traditional TDM/PDH services. Additionally, the company provides wireless backhaul optimization products and converged business access services, thereby enabling operators to enhance their network performance and service delivery.
CopperCom
Series E in 2000
CopperCom specializes in developing next-generation end office solutions aimed at creating a unified network that supports both voice and data services. The company offers software-based switching solutions, known as softswitches, which are designed for independent operating companies, competitive local exchange carriers, and Internet service providers. Its call control server facilitates the decoupling of call processing from switching, enabling the delivery of advanced features over various network transport protocols. Through its innovative technology, CopperCom enhances the capability of service providers to offer services such as voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP).
CCBN
Venture Round in 2000
CCBN provides Web-based investor communications solutions for the investment community. It offers services that transform the way companies communicate and meet disclosure requirements while assisting investors in managing and leveraging this information. CCBN's investor relations website hosting, webcasting, and disclosure services are utilized by corporate communications professionals at over 3,000 companies to deliver critical information via interactive and multi-media solutions. CCBN's StreetEvents service offers institutional and individual investors a one-stop solution for managing corporate disclosure information by aggregating conference calls, webcasts, transcripts, call summaries, and other financial information into a time-saving, efficiency tool subscribed to by over 15,000 Wall Street professionals. Headquartered in Boston, MA, CCBN has additional offices in San Francisco and London. As of March 12, 2004, CCBN.com, Inc. was acquired by Thomson Financial.
Topica
Venture Round in 2000
Topica has been helping thousands of satisfied customers use email marketing to grow and improve their businesses - with no software required. Their pay-as-you-go online application allows you to: Grow your list of subscribers with signup forms for your website. Create a professional eye-catching HTML newsletter and send it out to a targeted audience. Deliver your emails. Our service is backed by whitelisting, feedback loops and reputation monitoring.
Amber Networks
Series C in 2000
Amber Networks is a telecommunications technology provider that specializes in enabling service providers to deploy various communications services over next-generation Optical Internet networks. The company focuses on developing carrier infrastructure products, including an innovative infrastructure router known as the Aggregation Service Router. This router effectively consolidates thousands of traditional service feeds, such as TDM, frame relay, and ATM, alongside native IP traffic, facilitating efficient management and delivery of services within a provider's core network. Additionally, Amber Networks offers fault-tolerant routing platforms that enhance the reliability and performance of communication network infrastructure.
QuantumShift Communications
Series C in 2000
A fundamental shift has occurred in communications services. The change affects a company's ability to grow. It impacts revenues and profitability. It determines how well an enterprise can serve its customers, work with its partners, support its employees. Yet, surprisingly, it is often overlooked by top executives. Quite simply, communications services have become mission critical. Voice, data, cellular, local, long distance, Internet access, DSL, VPN, calling cards, PBX, voice mail, unified messaging, network management, broadband access – these services are the lifeblood of any enterprise that wants to tackle global markets, innovate at Internet speed, and engage in the continuous transformation that is demanded by today's competitive environment. Unfortunately, the process of procuring and managing them has become increasingly chaotic and costly. Communications has become the third largest operational expense in mid-size companies. Even at that expense, much of it remains hidden, scattered throughout the enterprise, distributed among the business units, duplicated by mergers and acquisitions. Communications managers find themselves inundated with a mind-numbing array of service options, overwhelmed with literally boxes of bills, and continually asking for more headcount. Managing these multiple vendors diverts critical resources away from core business initiatives. Billing errors reduce funding for research, product development, marketing, and sales. Outages and downtime undermine relationships with customers and partners. With so much at stake, a comprehensive, single-source solution is needed for procuring and managing communications services.
Silicon Energy
Venture Round in 2000
Silicon Energy's powerful business-to-business platform provides leading interactive energy e-business solutions for optimizing energy usage and the energy procurement processes.
Peopleclick
Venture Round in 2000
Peopleclick, Inc. is a provider of talent acquisition software and services, specializing in human resource and workforce compliance solutions. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, with a data center in Slough, the United Kingdom, the company offers a range of products designed to streamline the recruitment process for organizations of all sizes. Key offerings include Peopleclick RMS, which manages employee acquisition and recruitment processes, and a Vendor Management System that facilitates staffing and project requirements. Additional solutions encompass high-volume recruiting, workforce planning, onboarding, interview scheduling, and affirmative action compliance. Peopleclick also provides tools for pay equity analysis and mobile recruiting capabilities, catering to the needs of multinational corporations as well as small and medium-sized businesses.
Opsware
Series B in 2000
Opsware, Inc. is a software company located in Sunnyvale, California, specializing in data center automation products aimed at enterprise customers, government agencies, and service providers across various industries. Originally founded as Loudcloud in 1999, the company transitioned to Opsware after divesting its managed services division in 2002. Opsware's offerings focus on server and network device provisioning, configuration, and management, leveraging automated server life-cycle management technology developed in-house. The company expanded its capabilities through strategic acquisitions, including Tangram Enterprise Solutions in 2003 for asset management, Rendition Networks in 2004 for network device configuration, CreekPath in 2006 for storage provisioning, and iConclude in 2007 for run-book automation. In July 2007, HP announced its intention to acquire Opsware for $1.6 billion, marking one of its largest acquisitions.
Mobilocity
Series A in 2000
Mobilocity is a provider of telecom management services tailored for the wireless data communications industry. The company specializes in market research, conferences, and awards programs, as well as writing services focused on mobile and wireless enterprises. Additionally, Mobilocity offers professional services that aim to enhance business value through the strategic application of technology. Their expertise encompasses website development, mobile strategy, custom application development, and systems integration. By enabling clients to effectively integrate technologies, Mobilocity helps organizations operate more efficiently, communicate seamlessly, and collaborate more effectively.
CoreExpress
Venture Round in 2000
CoreExpress is focused on the development of an internet data-exchange system for the multi-ISP extranet services. CoreExpress was acquired by Wiltel Communications in November 2001. CoreExpress was founded in 1999 and is based in Herndon, Virginia.
iVita
Series B in 2000
iVita Corp. is a Web-hosted, business-to-business provider of financial solutions for managing corporate assets.
LNG Holdings
Private Equity Round in 2000
LNG Holdings S.A. specializes in providing a range of managed bandwidth services, including broadband internet, telephony, and IT solutions tailored for commercial businesses and telecommunications operators. The company offers services such as fiber-optic transmission, high bit-rate IP services, and co-location at its points of presence across Europe. With a strong focus on meeting client needs, LNG Holdings delivers comprehensive business-to-business network solutions that encompass voice, video, and data communications. The company has established a significant presence in Germany, while also expanding its networks in France and Spain, and creating connections to major cities like Amsterdam, Brussels, and London. Through its innovative approach, LNG Holdings aims to enhance service offerings at competitive prices, positioning itself as a leader in the European telecommunications market.
Zaffire
Series C in 2000
Zaffire, Inc. is an optical networking company focused on transforming the economic model for metro and regional service providers. By developing next-generation optical services networking systems, Zaffire addresses the critical transport challenges faced by its customers. The company's innovative technology is designed with a commercial perspective, enabling service providers to gain a significant competitive edge in the marketplace. Supported by leading investors and a strong management team, Zaffire is well-positioned to become a key player in the optical networking sector.
Carolina BroadBand
Private Equity Round in 2000
Carolina BroadBand Inc. is a new, privately-held company offering Carolina residents and businesses a choice in providers for broadband multi-media service, including bundled local cable, Internet access and digital local and long-distance telephone services.
Counterpane Internet Security
Series B in 2000
Counterpane delivers Managed Security Monitoring to some of the best-known corporations in e-commerce, finance, healthcare, hosting, insurance, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and transportation.
AdvisorTech
Private Equity Round in 2000
AdvisorTech believes intermediaries - from major broker-dealers, banks, and insurance companies to investment advisors and financial planners - will continue to play an important role in ensuring that individual investors achieve their goals. To compete effectively, intermediaries need access to Internet technology, high-quality products and investment insight - AdvisorTech provides that access. They do this with technology that supports investment selection, marketing, customer management, and the trading of mutual funds and other financial products. Their customers include both large and small financial intermediaries around the globe.
Telseon
Series B in 2000
Telseon, Inc. is a provider of Internet infrastructure services operating over optical networks in major metropolitan areas. The company specializes in data transport services, offering a range of solutions including optical network services, IP infrastructure, and various connection types such as point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, and multipoint-to-multipoint. Additionally, Telseon provides bandwidth enhancement services and other Ethernet services, catering to the needs of businesses seeking reliable and efficient data transmission solutions.
Luminous Networks
Series C in 2000
Luminous Networks, Inc. manufactures access network equipment for services providers to deliver shared Ethernet services.
InternetConnect
Venture Round in 2000
InternetConnect is a provider of Internet access services based in Torrance, California, specializing in reliable and secure broadband solutions for businesses. The company focuses on delivering high-speed Internet connections, including both dial-up and broadband services, at affordable monthly rates. InternetConnect aims to enhance business communications and operational efficiencies through innovative data applications. By leveraging the power of the Internet, the company helps its clients save time and money, ultimately enabling them to gain a competitive edge in their respective markets.
Cbeyond
Series A in 2000
Cbeyond is a communications and information technology service provider focused on serving small businesses. The company offers a range of services including local and long-distance voice services, broadband Internet access, and mobile voice and data solutions. In addition, Cbeyond provides email, voicemail, web hosting, secure backup and file sharing, fax-to-email, virtual private networking, desktop security, and hosted Microsoft Exchange. They also specialize in mobile workforce management and virtual receptionist services, catering specifically to the needs of the entrepreneurial sector. By concentrating exclusively on small businesses, Cbeyond aims to support their growth and operational efficiency through tailored communication and IT solutions.
Quantum Bridge Communications
Series C in 2000
Quantum Bridge Communications, based in North Andover, Massachusetts, specializes in next-generation Optical Access Networking equipment aimed at resolving bandwidth limitations in the public network's first mile. Established in 1998, the company focuses on developing carrier-class fiber-to-the-premises solutions that enable telecommunications service providers to deliver high-bandwidth voice, video, and data services to both residential and business customers efficiently and cost-effectively. Its product offerings are tailored to meet the specific network requirements of service providers, facilitating enhanced connectivity and service delivery.
FusionOne
Venture Round in 2000
FusionOne specializes in mobile content portability, allowing users to transfer and synchronize content between mobile devices and popular internet applications. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in San Jose, California, with additional offices in Tallinn, Estonia, the company provides software that enables users to manage and transfer various types of mobile phone content, including contacts, photos, messages, and purchased items. This technology supports millions of subscribers on major carriers globally, helping individuals organize their address books through a unified interface and facilitating the sharing of contacts across different networks.
Terabeam
Series C in 2000
Terabeam is an American company that designs and manufactures free-space optical transceivers for internet access in downtown areas. Terabeam was founded in 1997 and is located in Kirkland, Washington. As of August 29, 2008, the company operates as subsidiary of Renaissance Electronics & Communications LLC.
YesAsia
Venture Round in 2000
YesAsia.com is an online retail platform specializing in Asian entertainment products, launched in 1998 and based in San Bruno, California. The website offers a wide range of items, including music, video, karaoke, games, and electronics. It features a user-friendly interface and culture-specific content that allows customers to easily browse and shop for new releases and a comprehensive selection of products tailored to their preferences.
3PLex.com
Series B in 2000
3PLex.com is an online logistics service provider that enhances productivity across the transportation industry by integrating the expertise of third-party logistics (3PL) companies with the advantages of Internet-based logistics solutions. Founded in 1999 and based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the platform offers 3PLs immediate access to cost-effective online load-matching and automation tools, thereby facilitating efficiency improvements. Unlike other logistics websites that aim to eliminate the role of 3PLs by connecting shippers and carriers directly, 3PLex.com focuses on fostering collaboration among these parties. This approach enables member companies to improve their productivity and expand their operations by facilitating the movement of goods in a more economical, straightforward, and reliable manner. 3PLex.com is currently owned by IBM.
Packtion.com
Venture Round in 2000
Packtion is a trading company that provides services in the packaging industry. The company supplies products such as converting machinery, double-sided mounting tape, CI flexographic printing machinery, and more. It is headquartered in Apeldoorn, Netherlands.
Buzzsaw.com
Series B in 2000
Buzzsaw.com is a provider of online collaboration applications specifically designed for the building industry in the United States. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company offers construction data management software that assists with documentation and modeling for engineering and architecture projects. Its applications are aimed at helping construction teams keep projects on schedule and within budget, facilitating effective communication and coordination throughout the project lifecycle.
Asista.com
Venture Round in 2000
Asista.com is an intelligent service automation platform designed to be cross-functional, collaborative, and socially intelligent. This service automation platform is the upcoming online business-to-business marketplace for indirect goods and services.
e7th.com
Series B in 2000
e7th is a B2B marketplace that enables its users to purchase and sell fashion and footwear products.
PeopleFirst.com
Venture Round in 2000
Founded in 1995, PeopleFirst is the nation's largest online motor vehicle lender, originating and servicing consumer auto and motorcycle loans, primarily via the Internet. PeopleFirst is the pioneer of an innovative financing option that gives consumers the flexibility to finance their purchase of a new or used car or motorcycle at virtually any dealership in the country up to their pre-approved loan amount without having to renegotiate the terms. The company also provides financing for lease buyouts, refinances of existing loans, and the purchase of vehicles from private individuals. The company presently offers auto and motorcycle loans in 48 states plus the District of Columbia. To obtain more information about PeopleFirst, visit the company's Web site at http://www.peoplefirst.com . Capital One cautions that its current expectations for its earnings are forward-looking statements and actual results could differ materially due to a number of factors, including competition in the credit card, installment loan, and auto finance industries and general economic conditions affecting consumer income and spending, which may affect consumer borrowing, bankruptcies, delinquencies, and charge-offs. A discussion of these and other factors can be found in Capital One's annual and other reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including, but not limited to, Capital One's report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2001.
Zaffire
Series B in 2000
Zaffire, Inc. is an optical networking company focused on transforming the economic model for metro and regional service providers. By developing next-generation optical services networking systems, Zaffire addresses the critical transport challenges faced by its customers. The company's innovative technology is designed with a commercial perspective, enabling service providers to gain a significant competitive edge in the marketplace. Supported by leading investors and a strong management team, Zaffire is well-positioned to become a key player in the optical networking sector.
RiverSoft
Private Equity Round in 2000
RiverSoft provides solutions that enable service providers and other enterprises to keep pace with the rapidly evolving internet world.
Empowered Networks
Series C in 2000
Empowered Networks specializes in providing IT consulting services and network monitoring solutions, focusing on optimizing network management, security, and compliance for large enterprises. The company assists clients in selecting, deploying, and operating technologies that enhance the agility, visibility, and reliability of applications and networks, ultimately driving positive business outcomes. Additionally, Empowered Networks is known for developing advanced Voice-over-IP (VoIP) switching systems tailored for carriers and communication service providers. Their flagship USX1000 system integrates seamlessly with existing Intelligent Network services, facilitating the migration of voice traffic to modern IP infrastructures. Through its innovative solutions, Empowered Networks aims to deliver dependable services that add value to its clients' operations.
Osprey
Venture Round in 2000
Osprey Systems specializes in providing comprehensive business and technology consulting services that enable companies to enhance their operations in the digital landscape. By focusing on understanding their clients' visions and challenges, Osprey develops tailored strategies that facilitate the migration of business processes to the Internet. The company offers a range of services, including the development of electronic commerce capabilities, e-Market deployment, and enterprise resource planning implementation. Additionally, Osprey supports clients with systems integration, training, and customer support solutions. Their expertise particularly targets manufacturing and distribution industries, emphasizing the integration of internet-based customer systems to improve competitiveness and profitability in the Digital Economy.
Interxion
Venture Round in 2000
Interxion is a leading European provider of carrier-neutral colocation data center services, established in 1998 and headquartered in Schiphol-Rijk, the Netherlands. Operating 28 data centers across 11 countries, including major markets like London, Frankfurt, Paris, Amsterdam, and Madrid, the company offers a secure environment for housing customers' computing, network, storage, and IT infrastructure. Interxion's core services enable clients to optimize operational and capital expenditures while enhancing application performance and flexibility. In addition to colocation, the company provides supplementary services such as systems monitoring, management, engineering support, and data backup. With approximately 1,100 customers, Interxion's facilities facilitate connections to over 350 carriers and ISPs, as well as 19 European Internet exchanges, thereby reducing telecommunications costs and latency. The company's focus on high-growth market segments, including financial services, cloud and managed services, and digital media, fosters the development of valuable communities of interest, enhancing collaboration and service delivery among its clients.
Solect Energy
Series C in 2000
Solect Energy, located in Hopkinton, Massachusetts, is a prominent player in the commercial-scale solar industry. The company focuses on providing solar energy solutions tailored for businesses, helping them harness renewable energy to reduce costs and enhance sustainability. Solect Energy is known for its expertise in designing, financing, and installing solar energy systems, making it a key partner for organizations looking to transition to solar power.
Servicesoft Technologies
Venture Round in 2000
Servicesoft Technologies Inc., a provider of Internet Customer Service softwar.
ConnectSouth
Venture Round in 2000
ConnectSouth is a U.S.-based company committed to providing each of its customers with personalized products and a level of service. It is based in Austin, Texas.
iMediation
Venture Round in 2000
As of January 21, 2002, iMediation SA was acquired by HAHT Commerce, Inc. iMediation SA provides collaborative selling solutions. It offers iChannel, an e-commerce infrastructure software platform designed for managing collaborative selling through channels and in co-branded marketplaces. The company provides professional consulting services to startups and established companies. Its software and services enable business partners to jointly sell products and services online, while managing their brands and complex sales, marketing, and distribution relationships. The company serves online retail merchants, manufacturers, portals, ISPs, ASPs, and hosting services in North America and Europe. iMediation SA was founded in 1998 and is based in Paris, France with an additional office in San Francisco.
LoanCity.com
Series B in 1999
LoanCity.com, a large source of online residential mortgage loans for brokers.
iAsiaWorks
Venture Round in 1999
iAsiaWorks Inc. operates data centers that provide dedicated hosting, co-location, and managed services to businesses in Asia and internationally. The company, originally known as AUNET Corporation, was incorporated in 1995 and rebranded as iAsiaWorks in December 1999. Headquartered in San Mateo, California, iAsiaWorks also offers web hosting along with various e-commerce and professional services tailored to meet the needs of its clients.
Bizbuyer.com
Series B in 1999
Bizbuyer.com is a business-to-business e-commerce platform designed for small to mid-size enterprises. It operates an online marketplace where these businesses can purchase a wide range of products and services. The platform allows companies to submit bids for their desired items, facilitating a competitive purchasing environment. By connecting buyers and suppliers, Bizbuyer.com streamlines the procurement process for smaller businesses, enhancing their ability to access essential resources efficiently.
XSInc
Venture Round in 1999
XSInc offers internet-based (SaaS – Software as a Service) solutions for improving workplace efficiency, evaluating industry standings, optimizing marketing efforts, and maximizing client relationships without the disruption and cost of replacing existing systems and processes. Offering custom and standard solutions, XSInc works with all levels of the demand chain including end-user, retailer, distributor, and manufacturer. Headquartered in North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park, XSInc collects and processes more end-user point-of-sale data from more retailers than any other company serving the agriculture and turf & ornamental industries. Their mission is simple: To Help Their Partners Reach Their Potential
CarsDirect.com
Venture Round in 1999
CarsDirect.com, Inc. provides online car buying services in the United States. It provides new and used automobiles, and related products and services. The company offers passenger cars, luxury cars, sports utility vehicles, trucks, and vans. It also offers auto loans, vehicle service contracts, anti-theft products, credit reports, VIN check, auto repair directory, and audio guide services. The company was founded in 1998 and is based in El Segundo, California. CarsDirect.com, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Internet Brands, Inc.
Internet Brands
Venture Round in 1999
Internet Brands is an online media and client services organization that specializes in four key verticals: Automotive, Health, Legal, and Home/Travel. The company operates a portfolio of award-winning consumer websites that attract over 100 million monthly visitors. Its comprehensive range of web presence offerings fosters strong, long-term relationships with both small and medium-sized businesses and enterprise clients. Internet Brands utilizes a proprietary operating platform that enhances its ability to adapt and scale, allowing for ongoing growth and innovation. By delivering vertically focused and integrated web services, the company efficiently addresses the evolving needs of its clients and captures new market opportunities.
TradeOut.com
Series C in 1999
TradeOut.com is an online marketplace designed for businesses to buy and sell surplus inventory and off-lease assets. By providing a platform that connects buyers and sellers across various industries, TradeOut facilitates the efficient management of excess inventory. The company's solution allows organizations to quickly find potential buyers or sellers for their surplus goods, thereby streamlining transactions and maximizing the value of unused assets. Through its global reach, TradeOut supports businesses in optimizing their inventory management and reducing waste.
Tallan
Series A in 1999
Tallan is a Hartford, Connecticut-based provider of customized technology services with over 30 years of experience in custom application development and data management. The company specializes in delivering innovative solutions that enhance operational efficiency, reduce costs, improve customer experiences, and drive revenue growth. Tallan's expertise encompasses a range of areas, including software development, infrastructure architecture, business intelligence, mobile platforms, user experience, and eCommerce. Additionally, the company offers a unique bug and defect database known as Bug Appliance, which helps manage issues in software development projects. Recognized as one of the select Microsoft National Solution Providers, Tallan has achieved multiple Gold Competencies in Microsoft technologies, underscoring its commitment to quality and technical excellence.
HealthStream
Venture Round in 1999
HealthStream is a Nashville-based company that specializes in providing internet-based learning and research solutions for healthcare organizations. It focuses on workforce development and provider solutions aimed at improving patient outcomes by enhancing the skills and capabilities of healthcare personnel. HealthStream's offerings include a unified suite of solutions for training, learning management, talent management, credentialing, and performance assessment, primarily delivered through subscription-based software. Additionally, the company provides tools for managing simulation-based education programs and insights into patient experiences to help healthcare providers meet regulatory requirements and improve service quality. With offices in several locations across the United States, HealthStream serves a broad range of healthcare organizations committed to fostering a skilled workforce and enhancing patient care.
Osprey
Series A in 1999
Osprey Systems specializes in providing comprehensive business and technology consulting services that enable companies to enhance their operations in the digital landscape. By focusing on understanding their clients' visions and challenges, Osprey develops tailored strategies that facilitate the migration of business processes to the Internet. The company offers a range of services, including the development of electronic commerce capabilities, e-Market deployment, and enterprise resource planning implementation. Additionally, Osprey supports clients with systems integration, training, and customer support solutions. Their expertise particularly targets manufacturing and distribution industries, emphasizing the integration of internet-based customer systems to improve competitiveness and profitability in the Digital Economy.
Lionbridge
Venture Round in 1999
Lionbridge is a company that specializes in localization and training data services, assisting brands in connecting with global customers and employees across more than 350 languages. With over 20 years of experience, Lionbridge operates a technology-enabled crowd-in-the-cloud model, leveraging a network of one million experts in over 5,000 cities worldwide. The company provides a range of services, including content localization, digital communications, and testing tailored for various industries such as banking, automotive, and retail. Based in Waltham, Massachusetts, and with solution centers in 26 countries, Lionbridge combines human and machine intelligence to create culturally relevant experiences that enhance customer engagement and facilitate growth in diverse markets.
INAP
Venture Round in 1999
INAP is the high-performance Internet infrastructure provider that powers the applications shaping the way we live, work and play. Their hybrid infrastructure delivers performance without compromise – blending virtual and bare-metal cloud, hosting and colocation services across a global network of data centers, optimized from the application to the end user and backed by rock-solid customer support and a 100% uptime guarantee. Since 1996, the most innovative companies have relied on Internap to make their applications faster and more scalable.
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